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Roxbury’s Landon Monro’s Stand Up to Cancer Baseball Tournament is Back

By Michele DiPasquale ince he was only 11 years old, Succasunna teenager Landon Monro’s Stand Up to Cancer Baseball Tournament (SU2C) in Roxbury has raised more than $24,000 for cancer research, and that his tournament is back on June 15th at the Righter Road baseball fields. The fundraiser is open to players of all ages - adults can play softball - and costs $26 per player. As its purpose is to raise as much money as possible, the tournament is more about fun and support, and not so much about competing and winning in order to encourage more people to come and help in this great fight. Monro, now a 17-year-old Roxbury High School junior, and his family and friends in the community anticipate the June 15th fundraiser will be greater than the previous five due to its increasingly educated and popular local support. “I’m overwhelmed at the response that Landon continues to get from our community,” shared Landon’s mom, Dayna Monro. Landon, who plays catcher for the Roxbury High School Baseball Team and the Sussex County-based Miners travel team, and is entirely devoted to baseball, was inspired to help however he could, at the youthful age of 11, while watching a Los Angeles Angels game on TV. During the baseball game, fans in the stands held up homemade signs that displayed the names of people in their own lives who fell victim to cancer - a popular activity promoted by Stand Up to Cancer, a non-profit group that establishes grants for inventive and combative cancer research.

He was so affected by this showing of support against cancer, that Landon asked his mom right then and there if maybe he could figure out a way to help in this great cause. “I said, ‘Landon, you’re only 11 years old, isn’t this a little too big of an idea? I have no idea how we would begin,” shared Dayna. “But Landon thought we could go to local businesses and restaurants and ask the people there if they would help,” she said. They wrote a letter to SU2C, who responded with such acclaim and support that the idea of an informal charity baseball tournament was conceived, and with help from Rick Warsaw of the Roxbury Baseball Association, they made it happen, and each year the donations continue to grow. “If I can help in some minute way by running my baseball event each year, then at least I know I’m doing my part to conquer this disease,” Landon said. Sadly, the fight against cancer became personal for young Landon and his family a few years before. Landon’s 53-year-old uncle, Keith Monro, died less than two weeks before the first tournament began. “Cancer affects so many people. I believe we must research everything we can about cancer to discover a cure. Doing so is costly but necessary,” shared Landon. Both Landon and his sister, Lindsay, have been working hard all winter in preparation for this year’s baseball fundraiser, hoping for more sponsors and an even bigger turnout this June. “Through this process, I found there is no better feeling that every penny I raise

is a small step to fighting a big cause. I’m proud to be a part of this fight,” said young Monro. “To say I’m proud is an understatement. He took it on at such a young age and has kept going with it. He won’t quit. And after the first tournament, he learned how to get it done each year by himself, on his own. It’s more than just reaching $10,000 or $20,000 for him, and when people tell him how great it is that he has done and keeps doing so much, he shrugs it off because he doesn’t want credit and doesn’t care about accolades, he just becomes more dedicated and wants to help,” shared Dayna. The Roxbury Stand Up to Cancer event is seeking contributions from non-players in the form of donations and sponsorships, as well.

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The Great Kindness Challenge: Throughout the World and Roxbury’s Kennedy Elementary School

By Michele DiPasquale ome people hastily swat away and heap verbal scorn upon the simple yet timeless idea of “random acts of kindness.” The term may even seem a bit cliché, even archaic. But in fact, you may notice that when a person is the topic of conversation, most people claim how “nice” that person is before anything else is said about that individual. This happens in business, family, school, and of course social events. So being a “nice person” absolutely matters to most people, including children; in fact, kindness matters so much that it has become a relevant educational topic of positivity and has created a proactive

stand taken against bullying. Bullying can stay with a person their whole life, affecting how they feel about themselves, often causing a lack of self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. As many adults know from their own experiences, bullying frequently victimizes young children and takes place on school grounds, and happens to children who lack the life experience of adults who’ve learned how to verbally defend themselves, and even ignore negativity and take the higher road, so to speak. Welcome to The Great Kindness Challenge: one week devoted to performing as many acts of kindness as possible on school grounds

at elementary, middle, high schools, and even college campuses. This year students at Roxbury’s own Kennedy Elementary School participated in

the Great Kindness Challenge from January 28th through February 1st by putting their creative skills to work to help spread kindness, considercontinued on page 4

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Are You Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired? Exploring Another Treatment Option for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

hronic fatigue immunodeficiency syndrome (CFIS) also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) is a disabling and poorly understood illness that is becoming more widespread in Western countries. CFIS is a term used to describe a myriad of neurological, neuromuscular, and immunological abnormalities. The initial onset of CFIS consists of flu-like symptoms including fever, sore throat, tender lymph nodes, chills and extreme fatigue. The chronic manifestations of CFIS always include disabling fatigue but can also include muscle and joint pain, sleep disorders, headaches, hypo- or hypersensitivities, cognitive disorders, depression, malaise, anxiety, irritability, confusion, weight fluctuations, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, muscle fatigue, worsening PMS, visual disturbances, tachycardia, paresthesias, dry eyes, dry mouth, night sweats, skin rashes and decreased sexual desire. The etiology of CFIS is still unknown, but the suspected cause is a viral infection. Some researchers believe that CFIS is actually a neurological response to a viral infection. Since there are no absolute markers or lab tests to confirm the illness, chronic fatigue immunodeficiency syndrome is often diagnosed by symptoms alone and by process of elimination. For the same reasons, western medicine has no treatment for chronic fatigue. Instead, doctors prescribe individual medications to deal with each of the associated symptoms. As with any illness, traditional Chinese medicine treats the individual on a case- by- case basis. A diagnosis is made based on the individual’s symptoms as well as their tongue and pulse presentations. The patient’s tongue is inspected and 6 pulses are felt on each wrist in order for the Acupuncturist/ Chinese Medical Practitioner to determine the diagnosis. Since chronic fatigue manifests differently in each person, this method of diagnosing is superior.

The treatment plan is then formulated based on the individual’s diagnosis. As you can see in the chart- one Acupuncture treatment plan will address all of the individual’s symptoms as well as the illness as a whole. This is known as a root and branch treatment. Addressing the root cause of the chronic fatigue is addressing the illness as a whole while treating the branch aims to relieve all of the symptoms associated with the illness. A single Chinese herbal formula can also be prescribed to treat both the root and branch of the chronic fatigue syndrome. For more information about Acupuncture and Chronic Fatigue Immunodeficiency Syndrome, call Kearstin R. Tripi, L.Ac at Mt. Olive Acupuncture & Wellness 973-527-7978.

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The Great Kindness Challenge... continued from page 2 ation, and courtesy. “Our school is proudly participating in this proactive and positive kindness initiative. Together, we are able to show the world that Kindness Matters,” said Nicole Acevedo, Kennedy Elementary School principal. To begin the challenge, students receive a GKC checklist, which presents fifty suggestions for good deeds, niceness, and being kind to others. The students will use this throughout the week to challenge themselves to complete the acts of kindness listed. All students who completed their checklist at the end of the week were entered into a drawing to win a Kindness Challenge T-shirt.

Some of the acts of kindness on the GKC checklist are smiling at 25 random students, read a book to a younger child/student, hold the door open for someone, thank a school bus driver for the ride, make a thank-you card for the school librarians, cheer for every player on both teams. Then throughout the week, the school staff created special pink slips called “Kindness Bucks” (for use in classroom school stores) which were handed to students when school staff witnessed them completing acts of kindness. Additionally, the school held a “Kindness Matters” poster contest to encourage the Kennedy School community that kindness matters. As they

constructed their posters, students were asked to consider the following to inspire their unique and individual posters: What is Kindness? How can you show kindness in school, at home, and in the community? How does being kind make the world a more peaceful place to live? Why is it important to be kind? “I would like to congratulate all of our students who participated. The posters were amazing and truly reflected the meaning of kindness at Kennedy Elementary School and in the community,” Principal Acevedo shared. The Great Kindness Chal-

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The Bargain Box: A Local Thrift Boutique that Goes Beyond the Bottom Line

By Melissa Krenek pring has officially sprung, and if you’re looking for a local thrift boutique that offers great merchandise and a friendly atmosphere, head to the Bargain Box in Harding Township. This community staple, located on Route 202 in a large blue building adorned with red doors, has been providing new and gently-used merchandise to Morristown and the surrounding area since 1960. They carry fashionable clothing for men, women, and children, as well as shoes, handbags, jewelry, household goods and vintage items. They pride themselves on offering customers designer brands at affordable prices, including vintage Gucci, Tiffany, Jimmy Choo, and leather goods. The best part is that all sales benefit the Women’s Association for Morristown Medical Center, so shoppers can feel extra good about every purchase. Maggie Moffitt, the Store Manager explained that she works with “over 60 volunteers, who come in and make the place feel like home.” This past August, after over 30 years of being across from Atlantic Rehabilitation in Morristown, they decided to move and start a new chapter. It wasn’t a huge move, in fact they moved approximately five miles down the road into Harding Township. The new shop has a more modern feel with tons of natural sunlight and includes two floors of retail space with larger dressing rooms. “It’s a totally dif-

ferent space with a much more open feel and it allows for more customer, volunteer interaction in a welcoming environment,” Moffitt exclaimed. “Since moving here, we have been busy every day, and the parking lot is always filled!” With their move came some fresh, new ideas. For example, Moffitt was excited to share that the Bargain Box has started carrying activewear, and it’s flying off the shelves. “Sales for activewear are surpassing denim in the U.S.,” Moffitt explained (And she’s right). According to an article published in 2018 by the Los Angeles Times, U.S. imports of women’s elastic knit pants have surpassed those of jeans for the first time, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. “We carry brands like Lululemon, and it never stays on the shelf for very long,” Moffitt added. Along with activewear and everyday clothing, The Bargain Box features some cool seasonal and themed sales, including Black Tie, Prom wear, and swimsuits for the warmer months, and back-to-school, Halloween, and of course Christmas for the colder ones. The holidays are the most popular time for them, but “Lilly and Tommy,” their Lilly Pulitzer and Tommy Bahama annual event, is a very close second. This year’s event will take place on June 3rd and will include all the bright colored florals both designers are known for. Locals also enjoy throwing Derby Day parties, and with the Kentucky Derby fast approaching

in May, Moffitt plans on featuring some fabulous “Southern Belle” style hats. “We are so appreciative of customers who come here to support both sales and donations, we couldn’t do it without them,” Moffitt exclaimed. Many shoppers turn into donators, purchasing items for one-time events and coming back to re-donate them. Volunteers are also a pivotal part of the process, many of them traveling long distances to make a difference. “Many people have been volunteering for over 25 years, they tend to come on board and make lifelong friends.” The Bargain Box currently has a waiting list for volunteers, but don’t let this deter you from volunteering, because the Women’s Association for Morristown Medical Center has tons of other opportunities! To learn more about volunteering opportunities at both the Bargain Box and the hospital, check out www.wammc.org. The Bargain Box is located at 1117 Mt. Kemble Avenue in Morristown and accepts donations for new and gently-used apparel, shoes, jewelry, home goods, china and crystal, puzzles, games, toys, new stuffed animals and collectibles. Donations are accepted on Mon. Tues. and Sat. from 10:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. All donations are tax deductible. For further information concerning donations, call Moffitt at 908 766 0745, or drop by and she’ll be happy to give you a tour.

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Freeholders Issue County Certificates to 4-H Agri-Science Participants

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Dental Implants and Your Gums

ow gums (professionally known as gingiva) affect your dental implants is a very broad & diverse topic, but is extremely important. Without healthy gums, the chances of dental implants failing is significantly increased. Dental implants have a very high success rate, but if their health is not maintained, dental implants will fail over time, and you may not even be aware of the ongoing situation. The most intuitive aspect of how your gums interact with dental implants is cleanliness. Just like natural teeth, if you don’t have good oral hygiene (brushing, flossing, etc.), you are putting the dental implants at risk of failing. The plaque that builds up on the implants can cause the gums to become irritated, red, puffy, and bleed. In turn, bacteria buildup increases, and the toxins created by the bacteria will erode the gums and underlying bone. The bone will then deteriorate, and melt away from the implant. The more the bone loss, the more damaged the dental implant / bone interface becomes, and eventually you may lose the implant. You may have no feeling or sensation in your

mouth as this process starts or continues. Another arena of gums and dental implants includes the type of gum tissue present. Basically, there are two types of gum tissue: keratinized (thick, non-mobile gum tissue) and non-keratinized (also known as mucosa), which is thin and mobile. This quality of gum tissue around dental implants (also known as “biotype”) is extremely important. Thick, non-mobile gum tissue is absolutely preferred over thin, mobile gingiva around dental implants. It is more resistant to abrasion from eating, toothbrushing, and general activity. The more mobile the gum tissue, the more susceptible the dental implant becomes to failure since the gum may erode from noxious stimuli. As the gum recedes, the bone will follow, and a negative pathway of bone loss around your dental implant ensues, putting your dental implant at risk of failing. All too often I need to speak to new dental implant patients about the quality of gum tissue described above (biotype). It is not unusual for patients to be interviewing multiple den-

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Dental Implants... continued from page 10 health of their implant over time. I have had to remove many implants that failed due to this problem. It is important to know that the quality of gum tissue can be addressed / corrected around dental implants, but ideally you would want to address it before the dental implants are placed. Gum grafting procedures are usually the best way to improve the situation. A person’s health is another important component for the success of dental implants with respect to the gums. Systemic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease directly affect the gingiva. Medications can affect both the gums and bone, such as Calcium Channel Blockers (ie: Dilantin), SSRIs (Lexapro, Proazc, Zoloft), bisphosphonates (Fosamax,

Boniva, Actonel, Zometa), and Proton Pump Inhibitors (ie: Prilosec, Previcid). About the author: Dr. Ira Goldberg has been performing implant procedures for 23 years. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology / Implant Dentistry, a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. He performs all phases of implant dentistry at his office in Succasunna, NJ. He lectures to dentists in the field of implantology. For a free consultation, including a free 3-D scan (if necessary), please call his office at (973) 328-1225 or visit his website at www.MorrisCountyDentist. com Dr. Goldberg is a general dentist, and also a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry.

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Lake Hopatcong Block Party Back Again on May 11

By Melissa A. Kay ay 11th can’t come soon enough for the Lake Hopatcong community and surrounding areas. This year’s block party, hosted by the Lake Hopatcong Foundation, is sure to be the highlight of the spring season and a kickoff to a spectacular summer. Thousands of people are expected to attend for the fifth block party to date. According to Jessica K. Murphy, President of the Lake Hopatcong Foundation, this year’s planning is already in the works and is smooth sailing thanks to the “amazing” team running the show, with a special shout out to locals Lee Moreau, Beth BaRoss, and Barb Kraus. From feast-worthy food to creative crafts to live entertainment from local groups and kids’ dance troupes, paired with family, friends, and fun, the Lake Hopatcong Block Party will bring businesses, non-profits, and visitors together to celebrate the Lake Hopatcong spirit and share the goods and services that make the close-knit community go ‘round. Speaking of community, Murphy ex-

plained, “The Block Party started in 2014 in an effort to bring together the four towns around the lake and local businesses and organizations to kick off the summer and celebrate the lake community. With four towns and two counties, people are often pulled in different directions, and this was conceived to be a chance to pull everyone together. In the years since, it has grown and evolved. We have been unlucky with the weather, but folks still show up and have a great time, and we’re hopeful that this year will finally be a perfect weather day!” Vendors can register and ought to asap, although Murphy noted that the slots may be all taken. Someone could drop out, so it’s worth a shot to look into it. If you are a local business, crafter, organization, non-profit, or have a food truck and wish to have a display area at this year’s Lake Hopatcong Block Party, costs run from $25 to $325. Get in early and get a discount by registering by February 28 or if you are based in Hopatcong, Jefferson, Mt. Arlington, or Roxbury.

Sponsor the Lake Hopatcong Block Party and get your name out there and associated with the event. Sponsorships start at $500 and give visibility via the Passport Adventure program – an exploratory challenge for those who attend the block party as they get stamps on their passport at each booth visited. At the end of the day, those with a full passport have the chance to win special prizes. Fun on top of fun… what could be better? Like any well-run community event, volunteers are always needed and appreciated. Help make the Lake Hopatcong Block Party as amazing as ever by volunteering to lend a helping hand. And you don’t have to live on the lake to offer assistance – everyone’s welcome. Various shifts are available throughout the day, starting at 6:30am and running until 6:00 for clean-up and closeup. Rain or shine, the block party will go on. Free to attend and fun for all! The event will take place on May 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Hopatcong State Park.

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RHS Senior Evan Vazquez Recognized as Scholar-Athlete

oxbury High School Senior Evan Vazquez was recognized as a National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete at the 2th Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner at

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Morris County Releases Municipal Profiles

By Kimberly Redmond hat’s your town’s unemployment rate? Or the average commute length of people who live in your community? Or how many residents are over the age of 65? The answer to those questions – and many more – are at your fingertips, thanks to the Morris County Economic Development Corporation and Morris County Office of Planning and Preservation. In a press release announcing their newly-completed initiative, the agencies said they compiled profiles for all 39 towns in Morris County “for marketing purposes as part of its continuing effort to bring new businesses and jobs to the county or help keep existing employers here.” Each four-page profile

includes sections on demographics, land use, school district enrollment, housing, economic indicators, education and crime. Data was pulled from various sources, such as the U.S. Census, County Health Department and New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, according to the sheets. The sheets can be accessed by visiting www.planning. morriscountynj.gov/data and scrolling down to “Municipal Profile Sheets.” Countywide and statewide data was also compiled, to allow residents and businesses to compare and contrast across Morris, as well as with the rest of New Jersey. Just a few of the key numbers reported include: Morris median housing price: $438,100 State’s median housing price:

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$321,100 Morris average residential property tax: $10,262 State average residential property tax: $8,960 Morris median household income: $107,034 State median household income: $76,475 Morris average commute length: 30.9 minutes State average commute length: 31.5 minutes Morris percentage of residents below poverty level: 4.6 State percentage of residents below poverty level: 10.7 Morris total crime rate: 8.8 percent State total crime rate: 17.9 percent Percentage of Morris County residents who use public transportation: 5.4 Percentage of New Jersey residents who use public trans-

portation: 11.5 Morris average family size: 3.19 people State average family size: 3.22 people Other Morris numbers of note Of the county’s 257,135 member workforce, about 57 percent work in Morris. About nine percent travel to Essex County everyday, 5.5 percent to New York City and 5.2 percent to Bergen County. Of that number, 80 percent commute using their own car each day. Some of the lengthiest commutes are made by residents in Chatham Borough (39.3 minutes), Chester Township (39.8 minutes), Jefferson (37 minutes) and Mount Arlington (37.6 minutes). The county’s top employers include Picatinny Arsenal, with 6,400 full-time employees, continued on page 16

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Municipal Profiles... continued from page 14 followed by Atlantic Health System with 6,350 employees and Novartis, with 4,607 employees. Of the county’s 347,344 residents age 25 and older, 106,544 have earned bachelor’s degrees, making Morris one of the most educated places in the state. Of that number, 76,125 have received a master’s degree or higher. Within Morris, towns with the highest concentration of residents with master’s degrees include Denville, Madison, Montville, Morris Township, Morristown, Parsippany, Randolph and Rockaway Township. The county’s population has grown from 492,276 in 2010 to 499,693, a 1.5 percent increase. Towns that reported

gains include: Hanover (6.9 percent), Mountain Lakes (4.4 percent), Mount Arlington (16.2 percent), Mount Olive (4.0 percent), Riverdale (19.3 percent) and Rockaway Township (5.5 percent). Population declines were reported since 2010 in Victory Gardens (-0.3 percent), Pequannock (-0.8 percent), Parsippany (-0.1 percent), Mine Hill (-1.6 percent), Mendham Township (-0.4 percent), Mendham Borough (-0.1 percent), Lincoln Park (-0.5 percent), Kinnelon (-0.3 percent), Chatham Township (-0.2 percent), Chatham Borough (-0.4 percent) and Netcong (-0.1 percent). The county’s birth rate, like the statewide one, has also generally declined since 2007. In Morris, the 2017 birth rate

was 4,680, down from 5,501 a decade earlier. The most births that year occurred in

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By Kimberly Redmond uess who’s coming to dinner? A former NBA player, an appraiser from the television show “Antiques Roadshow” and an award winning journalist are among the two dozen guests that’ll be attending Morris Arts’ 11th Great Conversations gala on May 1. The annual event aims to bring together noteworthy names from arts, media, technology, science, sports and public service to mingle with the general public for an evening of great food and lively conversation. “Great Conversations breaks the mold of the typical gala with a lot of speeches where you sit at a table with folks you know,” said Gina Mo-

ran, Morris Arts’ director of development. “With Great Conversations you choose a dinner host from one of a group of remarkably accomplished people from a wide range of disciplines – from the arts to sports, chefs and business leaders. They are all people you wouldn’t normally have a chance to have a dinner conversation with. And that’s what Great Conversations is all about – a group of eight to 10 people hosted by an accomplished conversationalist, talking over dinner. It’s a dinner party on a grand scale, because there are 30 of these conversations going on,” she said. This year’s gala will run from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Birchwood Manor in Whippany. Tickets

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n the evening of Saturday December 15, Randolph Climbing Center (RCC) hosted an event Climbing Beyond Cancer to fundraise for the organization Epic Experience. Epic Experience provides free weeklong adventure ex-

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those currently in treatment and survivors,” says Sabine Schwab, who organized the event. Schwab, 36, of Roxbury, was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2014 at age 32, shortly after giving birth to her daughter. Her tumor was about the size of a golf

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Dinner and Conversations... continued from page 18 will feature a host conversationalist whose “unique experiences, life story and achievements will catalyze intriguing conversations,” according to a press release about the event from Morris Arts. No matter where guests are seated, Moran said they’re “guaranteed to have a great conversation” because this year’s host lineup are “a dynamic, charismatic group of accomplished individuals.” “Among our 31 conversationalist hosts we have the New York Times best selling author of Stolen Beauty, Laurie Lico Albanese, or the Wall Street Journal Wine Columnist Lettie Teague, David Hering, president of Pfizer vaccines who can address some of the misconceptions about vaccines, Dr. Robin Leichenko, who

is an expert in Climate Adaptation, Jim Spanarkel, a TV basketball analyst who has been covering March Madness, Dave Tomasi, the new head of Bayer Consumer Health Marketing, also a West Point graduate and Marie Moats from PwC is one of the ‘Top Latinas in Corporate America,’” Moran said. Proceeds from the evening will help support Morris Arts’ many programs and services, which includes scholarships, advocacy work, arts events and support for artists and arts organizations. The full list of hosts, as announced by Morris Arts, is below. Healthcare & Pharma: David Hering (Pfizer Vaccines – Regional President, North America), Cecilia McKenny (Quest Diagnostics – Chief Human Resources Officer), Cary Ren-

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Taste of Roxbury Event Back for 13th Consecutive Year

he Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce details for the 13th Annual Taste of Roxbury. How would you like to eat a delicious variety of food served from more than a dozen local restaurants all at one location? Plus enjoy dessert from an extensive range of local places. You can even begin eating with dessert if you prefer, or keep alternating back and forth. It’s your choice! Eat what you want, in any order you want and then go back for more. As always, DJ Dave from Mix Master Disc Jockeys will be there. If you’ve been to this event before, you know that Dave is there to make the evening a lot of fun. Plus there will be door prizes and coupons. You’ll also have the chance to meet the owners or representatives from each food place so you can learn more about their business and even ask them questions. Pick up some menus while you’re there. Refreshments will be available for purchase. If you’re looking for some new ideas of where you can eat out, or places to stop by for dessert, this event is for you. Don’t worry though, of course our local favorites will be there too! Visit the Taste of Roxbury website for the list of participants at www.roxburynjchamber.org/taste. The list continues to

grow, so check back often! You can also track details on the Facebook event page https://facebook.com/ events/2284983508202529 or search for “13th Annual Taste of Roxbury” Attendees will have the opportunity to taste food from a wide variety of restaurants from the Roxbury area for less than a night out would normally cost. This year’s Taste of Roxbury will take place on Monday, May 20th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Roxbury High School in Succasunna. Tickets are $30 and must be purchased in advance for proper planning. Tickets can be purchased online at www.roxburynjchamber.org/taste or in person for cash or check at the Roxbury Recreation Department located at Horseshoe Lake, 72 Eyland Ave in Succasunna and at Town Hall located at 1715 Route 46 in Ledgewood. Tickets will not be sold at the door. Refreshments will be available for purchase throughout the event. All of the proceeds from ticket sales will be donated back into our great community. This year’s Taste of Roxbury is already looking to be the best one yet! We hope to see you there. For more information contact Pam Smith at PamSmith@RoxburyNJChamber.org or call 973-770-0740.

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American Pickers to Film in New Jersey

ike Wolfe, Frank Fritz, and their team are excited to return to New Jersey! They plan to film episodes of the hit series American Pickers throughout your area in May. American Pickers is a documentary series that explores the fascinating world of antique “picking” on History. The hit show follows Mike and Frank, two of the most skilled pickers in the business, as they hunt for America’s most valuable antiques. They are always excited to find sizeable, unique collections and learn the interesting stories behind them. As they hit the back roads from coast to coast, Mike and Frank are on a mission to recycle and rescue forgotten relics. Along the way, the Pickers want to meet characters with remarkable and exceptional items. The pair hopes to give historically significant objects a new lease on life, while learning a thing or two about America’s past along the way. Mike and Frank have seen a lot of rusty

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Roxbury HS Senior Bridget Doherty Signs to University of Rhode Island

t’s events like this that makes every day a great day to be a Gael! Roxbury High School had the opportunity on March 7th to acknowledge the hard work and accomplishments of one of their top athletes, senior Bridget Doherty. She has the exciting opportunity to continue her academic and athletic career at the University of Rhode Island next year. Track and Field Coach Derek Bischoff shared, “Bridget has given our program a lot to be proud of over the last few years.” With the outdoor season still remaining, Doherty has already been a placewinner at the State Sectional Championships three times, Morris County Championships five times, and NJAC Conference Championships three times. Bischoff added, “As a member of the Spring Medley Relay and 4x400 Meter Relay teams, she helped set the fastest time run by any school in Morris County history. She has won multiple Morris County and State Sectional Championships as a member of those relay teams as well as the 4x200 Meter Relay.”

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Doherty at signing in group photo. (courtesy of Coach Derek Bischoff – Roxbury High School)

ties are what make Bridget special, not her accomplishments. I feel very fortunate to have been able to witness these things on a daily basis. Without a doubt, her competitiveness and toughness have played a huge role in her earning the opportunity to compete at the Division 1 level.” Doherty, to a degree, agrees saying, “Track has shown me that in order to be successful, I have to push myself past my limits.” She acknowledges though that she couldn’t have done it alone. “I’d like to thank my coach, Bischoff that has been nothing but supportive, encouraging, and patient. Overall, it has opened up so many doors for me, challenged me, and rewarded me. It will be hard to leave this all behind, but I’m excited to see what else I can do at the University of Rhode Island.” Even though Doherty will graduate in June, she will leave her legacy behind. “I can proudly say, I’m leaving Roxbury High School with two banners in the gym with my

name on it. I would have never thought that would happen, but I would never trade those four years, and seven seasons for anything.” “We are certain that Bridget will continue to be a great representation of our program, our school, and our community as she embarks on this next chapter of her life. We are extremely proud of her and are excited to see what she will accomplish at the University of Rhode Island,” said Bischoff. Individually, Doherty is a 3 x State Sectional Championship Placewinner, a 5 x Morris County Championship Placewinner, and a 3 x NJAC Conference Placewinner. As a Relay Team Member for the 4x400 Meter Relay & Sprint Medley Relay, Doherty is a 3 x Morris County Champion, 6 x Morris County Relay Champion, 3 x State Sectional Champion, Group 3 State Champion, 4 x 1st Team All-County, 2 x NJ State Placewinner, 6 x Morris County Placewinner, 4 x National Qualifier, #9 in the United States, 6 School Records, and 2 All-Time Morris County Records.

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Roxbury Seventh Grade Travel Basketball Repeats as Champs

he Roxbury Seventh Grade boys travel basketball team won the Lakeland League Championship for the third year in a row when they beat Jefferson on March 10 by a score of 65-35. This is also the third consecutive season that the team has gone undefeated.

In the first row from left are Matt Capko, Colin Richter, Anthony Skawinski, Christian Mobilio. In the second row from left are Coach Brendan Richter, Matt Collins, Chris DiTrolio, Connor Patton, Jared Irwin, Matt Rattay, Coach Tom Rattay, Coach Greg Patton.

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Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad at Whippany Railway Museum

he Transcontinental Railroad connected a nation in May 1869 when the Golden Spike was driven in Promentory, Utah. Join the Whippany Railway Museum as we honor the event and 150 years of railroading history with special exhibits, events and more. Special Events taking place include: Vintage Train Rides along the historic “Whippanong Trail” throughout the day, Track laying demonstration, Courtesy if Railroad Construction Co. of Paterson, NJ, Cab tours of Steam Locomotive No. 385, Music performances by Bach-To-Rock and Educational and fun for the whole family.

Trains depart at 1, 2, 3 & 4 p.m. rain or shine from the Museum site at 1 Railroad Plaza at the intersection of Route 10 West & Whippany Road in Whippany. Train fare is Adult: $16.00; Child (under 12): $11.00; Infants (1 year and under): Free (NOTE: Train fare includes admission to Museum building and all exhibits) For more info, Call: (973) 887-8177 or visit the website at www.WhippanyRailwayMuseum.net ABOUT THE MUSEUM: The “Golden Spike 150 Day” event is a fundraising effort to benefit the Whippany Railway Museum, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit operating heritage railroad that is staffed by volunteers.

Donations from the public help keep the Museum operational, but funds are still required to support this unique New Jersey treasure. Proceeds from

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The New Jersey Highlands Coalition Announces Its 6th Highlands Juried Art Exhibit

he New Jersey Highlands Coalition, in association with the Morris Museum, is proud to announce its 6th Highlands Juried Art Exhibit featuring the landscapes, flora, fauna, natural, cultural and historic resources of the Highlands of NY, NJ, PA and CT. Artists are invited to submit work for an exhibit at the Morris Museum in Morristown, New Jersey, from August through October 2019. New this year will be the addition of a Youth Category for artists under the age of 18, and a Sculpture/3-D category. Selected entries will be featured in the Morris Museum’s spacious Hedley Gallery and the three

top prize winners also will be shown at Studio 7 Fine Art Gallery in Bernardsville. There will be a reception at the Morris Museum on September 12 from 6:308:30 p.m. where prizes will be awarded. Thanks to generous donors, there will be a Grand Prize of $500, in addition to Second Place and Third Place awards of $300 and $200 respectively. Other prizes will include gift certificates for framing, printing and local events. Selections from the exhibit will be featured on the New Jersey Highlands Coalition website and social media sites. Prize-winning images will accompany press releases to be sent to prominent NJ publications.

Two-dimensional painting, drawing, pastel, mixed-media and photography featuring the landscapes, flora, fauna, natural, cultural, or historic resources of the Highlands of NY, NJ, PA and CT will be accepted for jurying, as will 3-D, small sculpture and carving. Abstract images and sculpture are also accepted as long as they are inspired by the Highlands. For more information, details may be found at http://njhighlandscoalition. org/6th-annual-highlands-juried-art-exhibit/. Initial digital entries must be received by midnight, Thurs. May 23.

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